Salt Lake Times | 1890-06-13 | Page 8 | ''Daniel's Dreams''

'DANIEL'S 1KEAMS." Four Humorous Cartoons Made by S Salt Lake Man. "Daniel's Dreams" is tho title of a set of cartoons recently finished by Daniel W. Jones, an old resident of Salt Lake, who will be remembered as the author of "Forty Years Among the Indians." In-dians." They are all satires on the policy of the government regarding the Mormon church. Dream No. 1 represents Utah as a sheep sitting in a dentist's chair with Tucker holding it while Edmunds extracts ex-tracts its teeth. Tucker is urging his partner to be sure and pull the upper front ones. A farmer in the rear is ejaculating "tho darned greenics, they don't know a sheep hasn't any front teeth." The "blazer" editor of the Tribune is in the window taking notes. Dream No. 3 represents Tucker and Edmunds enjoying the spoils of the Mormon church at a dinner consisting of huge potatoes, while Taimage offers a prayer for the peelings. The man with the "blazer" is under the table. No. 3 is the figure of a man clothed in an ass' skin labeled "Receiver" standing ou the petition of the poor and lame, burdened with all the church property including tho .temple and tabernacle. tab-ernacle. Patrick Lannon, in the shape of a three headed man, is twisting the ass's tail. No. 4 represents Zion and Hades. Ziou "at rest" above, while down a chute entitled "the Culloin bill" rushes a train bearing Judge Powers. Ex -Governor West, tho "blazer" editor and others who are joining Governor Thomas, who is enjoying a Turkish bath in tho sulphurousVit. All the cartoons are lithographed in colors by the Cleveland & Collier Lithographing Lith-ographing company of Salt Lake.